(NAPSI)—H ere’s a school statistic many families may be happy to learn: More than 245,000 children are in publicly funded private school choice programs.
That’s according to a leading national organization promoting educational choice, the Alliance for School Choice. The group’s School Choice Yearbook is the annual award-winning publication offering the most comprehensive data on the nation’s private school choice programs. It found:
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